Item/component bus

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Component Bus

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A component bus has similar functionality as a CPU, it controls the number of components that can be connected to a computer before it will not start anymore / crash. It does not replace a CPU however. At the time of writing, component buses can only be built into servers, allowing them to support a much larger number of concurrent components than normal computers.

The Component Bus (Tier 1) is crafted using the following recipe:

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The Component Bus (Tier 2) is crafted using the following recipe:

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The Component Bus (Tier 3) is crafted using the following recipe:

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Contents

Items Category Documentation
Items Components Debug Card - Data Card - Graphics Card - Internet Card - Linked Card - Network Card - Redstone Card - Wireless Network Card
Storage Devices Floppy Disk - EEPROM - Hard Disk Drive - Memory
Upgrades Angel Upgrade - Battery Upgrade - Chunkloader Upgrade - Crafting Upgrade - Database Upgrade - Experience Upgrade - Generator Upgrade - Hover Upgrade - Inventory Controller Upgrade - Inventory Upgrade - Leash Upgrade - Navigation Upgrade - Piston Upgrade - Sign I/O Upgrade - Solar Generator Upgrade - Tank Upgrade - Tank Controller Upgrade - Tractor Beam Upgrade - World Sensor Upgrade
Containers Card Container - Upgrade Container - Disk Drive
Others Analyzer - Texture Picker - Component Bus - CPU - APU - Drone Case - Manual - Microcontroller Case - Nanomachines - Remote Terminal - Terminal Server - Server - Tablet Case - Tablet - Crafting Materials - Ink Cartridge - Scrench - Hover Boots - Grog - Loot Disks